I’m not super familiar with what specific aspects of the brain are different between men and women, but the fact remains that there are differences at least in the manner in which the brain processes certain input related to sex & gender, as well as the cortical homunculus (which I suspect is probably the area of greatest contrast and even that’s pretty minimal).
Science has also looked at the question about difference in ability and found that there’s no statistically difference in the brain’s ability between men and women. So no, this isn’t a dangerous question that’s going to lead to a slippery slope of claiming that women are less able than men. That claim was already being made and has already been investigated and debunked.
I’m not super familiar with what specific aspects of the brain are different between men and women, but the fact remains that there are differences at least in the manner in which the brain processes certain input related to sex & gender, as well as the cortical homunculus (which I suspect is probably the area of greatest contrast and even that’s pretty minimal).
Science has also looked at the question about difference in ability and found that there’s no statistically difference in the brain’s ability between men and women. So no, this isn’t a dangerous question that’s going to lead to a slippery slope of claiming that women are less able than men. That claim was already being made and has already been investigated and debunked.